Top 100 She Was The Quotes
#1. Her kind was supposed to be irresistibly alluring to humans. She was the humanoid equivalent of a Venus flytrap.
Sarah Beth Durst
#2. She was the last lightning-struck without a mate, and therefore, human.
Carrie Ann Ryan
#3. I guess you could say that I'm the luckiest girl because I got to meet my true hero. She was a precious person. She made me a better singer, a better person. She was the consummate artist and human being.
Dottie West
#4. Tall and thin, Mademoiselle Baptistine was a pale and gentle person. She was the incarnation of the word 'respectable,' whereas to be 'venerable,' a woman should lso be a mother.
Victor Hugo
#5. for a minute her good-natured blue eyes were hard and sharp; she was the female fighting for existence - "that
Agatha Christie
#6. A poor, deceived, and half-delirious girl, who, exclaiming that she was the most worthless thing alive or dead, attempted to cast herself into the fire amid all that wrecked and broken trumpery of the world.
Nathaniel Hawthorne
#7. It's well known by now that I had a special need to get Maureen's goat when ever the opportunity presented itself. I was a boy and she was the enemy ... a girl.
Christopher Knight
#9. Even Samson, the world's strongest man, was destroyed by the woman who slept in his arms. she was the one whose words hurt him.
Malcolm X
#10. My father was an electrical engineer who worked at Westinghouse in Pittsburgh. When I was growing up, my mother wrote humor columns for the local paper. She was the Erma Bombeck of Murrysville, Pa.
Jason Kilar
#11. Asleep she was a painting of a fire. Awake she was the fire itself
Patrick Rothfuss
#12. I'm one that believes that Samuel Alito appointment on the Supreme Court is a pivotal appointment. And because he replace Sandra Day O'Connor and because she was the fifth vote on 148 cases, you well could be a very key and decisive vote.
Dianne Feinstein
#13. I thought she was the funniest woman, and I believed being a comedian was the most exciting thing you could be.
Maya Rudolph
#14. She was the sort of person who needed to be kept happy, he realized. Not as a matter of selfish expectation, but as a simple fact of design; like a piano or a harp, she'd been made to function best at a certain tuning.
Kate Morton
#15. She was the type of woman who caused men to do stupid shit they would later look back on with disbelief.
Scott Hildreth
#16. As though all the world were a bad joke and she was the only one around who knew the punchline.
Jack Ketchum
#17. God, what a depressing day that was and what an irony that Britain's first female prime minister had to be Margaret Thatcher. She was the woman who asked, 'What has feminism ever done for me?' Well, dear, if you need to ask that question then you're obviously not very bright
Jo Brand
#18. She was the flint and he the steel. But in continual striking together they only destroyed each other.
D.H. Lawrence
#19. She was the sun and he was the earth waking from a thaw.
S. Jae-Jones
#20. Bailey was trouble, but she was the best kind of trouble, the kind that made you want to return again and again.
T.J. Kline
#21. She was the only creature in the world who would really care if something happened to me, even if it was only because I was the bringer of kibble.
Rosemary Clement-Moore
#22. Yesterday from my office window I saw a crippled girl negotiating her way across the street, her shoulders squarely braced. At each jerky movement her hair flew back like an annunciatory angel, and I saw she was the only dancer on the street.
Elizabeth Smart
#23. I still felt hot. Like I was sweltering. Like I was on fire. The kind of fire that couldn't be put out by water. The kind that couldn't be put out the way I was used to fighting other fires. She was the only one who could douse this kind of fire.
Kat Austen
#24. What's wrong?" asked Scott.
"It's the way I treated Julie, like she was the enemy. But she's not. She's the one I'm trying to save from the enemy.
Bill Myers
#25. Kasandra took charge of things. She was the most organized person Johnny knew. In fact she was so organized that she had too much organization for one person, and it overflowed in every direction.
Terry Pratchett
#26. She was the type of librarian who has "Reading is supposed to be educational, not fun" tattooed somewhere.
Molly Harper
#27. She was the most beautiful thing you ever saw. She was radiant. And she was wearing this necklace ... When you see the necklace in the painting, it all makes sense. He loved her. Even if she lived to one hundred and five without ever getting an answer.
Sophie Kinsella
#28. stood a bit over five feet, and all who knew her knew what a force she was. In a household of three men and one woman, she more than held her own. She was the most vivacious of the family, a tireless, all-season
David McCullough
#29. Teresina went often to confession. She was the despair of Father Ramon. Indeed he had seen that while her knees, her hands, and her lips did penance for an old sin, her modest and provocative eyes, flashing under drawn lashes, laid the foundation for a new one. During
John Steinbeck
#30. She was the sort of woman who could suck out free will and self esteem with a look.
Tyne O'Connell
#31. Light flared through every limb, a force far too great to be contained in any human frame; but for that moment she was the Great Mother, giving birth to the world.
Marion Zimmer Bradley
#32. She was gravity. She was the light in the darkest of my days, and her smile ignited a flame inside of me that had gone out a long time ago.
Teresa Mummert
#33. He should have known. She was the only wanna be immortal he'd ever known.
Beth Bares
#34. She was the kind of person who would rather light a candle than curse the darkness.
Adlai E. Stevenson II
#35. She was the missing ingredient they needed. The hint of nutmeg. Connie
Liane Moriarty
#36. Auntie An-mei had cried before she left for China, thinking she would make her brother very rich and happy by communist standards. But when she got home, she cried to me that everyone had a palm out and she was the only one who left with an empty hand.
Amy Tan
#37. Even with her red-rimmed eyes she was the reason artists painted portraits.
Chelsey Philpot
#38. The love she left behind will be the reason dreams are reached. She was the rock in a world that was crumbling. Her strength will remain. It's in our hearts.
Abbi Glines
#39. Her wish that first time was simple, focused, and passionate: that she would see him again. Believing she was the only way she could bring herself to leave.
Laini Taylor
#40. We made love like green is blue. That's because we were only half into it, though for the record I was the blue and she was the disinterested yellow.
Dark Jar Tin Zoo
#41. I was trying to do Billie Holiday, because she was the voice to be heard at that time.
Ruth Brown
#42. She could not bear the thought. She simply could not bear the thought that she might somehow prove to her grandfather that her mother had indeed been a fool and her father had been a damned fool and that she was the damnedest fool of them all.
Julia Quinn
#44. By the time she was fifteen, the age she was the day of the shipwreck, opinions by the dozen landed in each hollow track left by her feet.
Jodi Lynn Anderson
#45. I think she was the love of his life. When you've got one of those, it does stuff to you.
It makes you think about them even when you're doing routine things. It makes you want to protect them, to make them happy and safe.
J.D. Robb
#46. She was the only one who could call me a dork and make me feel like Superman at the same time.
Brittainy C. Cherry
#47. Everything was made bright by her. She was the smile that shed light all around her.
Leo Tolstoy
#48. She was the lightning, he was the thunder. Together they were a force of nature itself, so beautiful, yet full of unpardonable destruction.
K.F. Breene
#49. She was old enough to be stately, yet young enough to be known for her remarkable beauty. In short, she was the type of woman Sarene would normally hate - if she weren't also the kindest, most intelligent woman in the court. After
Brandon Sanderson
#50. She was the girl who felt everything, and I was the man who felt nothing at all.
Brittainy C. Cherry
#51. Her father didn't know the half of her problems. Nobody did. Nobody ever would. She couldn't let anyone find out just how crazy she was, the secret she kept. She would fight her way out of that dark hole somehow. She had to, or it would swallow her for good.
Dana Marton
#52. As crazy as it seemed, it was almost like she was the fog.
J.C. Morrows
#53. He drew some relief from knowing that she was happy doing whatever the hell it was she did. Sometimes it seemed to him she was the only happy person he knew, and that frightened him so badly it made him want to curl up and die.
Arlene Hunt
#55. She was the cook, the hostess, the comforter, and the keeper of all the mysterious secrets for how to do just about everything.
S. Kelley Harrell
#56. My mother had an incredibly strong accent - although I couldn't hear it - and she was the main person there, so I'll have learnt to speak English from her.
John Key
#57. She was the puzzle piece that didn't have its own place, but could suddenly fill in almost any hole you needed it to.
Salla Simukka
#59. After everything I'd done, she was the one to bring back her light. She'd claimed her own destiny once again and in the same breath handed it over to me.
Pepper Winters
#60. Miss Brodie was easily the equal of both sisters together, she was the square on the hypotenuse of a right-angled triangle and they were only the squares on the other two sides.
Muriel Spark
#61. My mother was a very difficult woman to please. She was the sort of woman who thought that if I were praised I would get above myself.
Mem Fox
#62. She was his. The lifemate he had endured centuries of emptiness waiting for. She was his world. The light. The colors he thought he had lost forever. She was the ecstasy he never knew existed. And she was with him for eternity.
Christine Feehan
#63. My sister is 4 years older than me and I've always looked up to her, she was the girl I always wanted to be.
Aeriel Miranda
#64. she was the kind of girl
who was a chaos of contradictions
from one second to the next,
for her mind was never free.
Nikita Gill
#65. She was the only person in the world who could make him act against his own nature
Mario Puzo
#66. She was everything to me: my dreams, my weakness, and the person who made me want to be strong. She was the one woman who showed me I mattered, that I was wanted. That I was enough.
Mia Sheridan
#67. She was the clock, a clock that had lost its key, unwinding in the dark.
Sharon Cameron
#68. She was the sort of person from whom one would expect to receive warm cookies, not plots.
Anne Elisabeth Stengl
#69. Georgie was extra. She was the fourth wheel. (On something that only needed three wheels. The fourth wheel on a tricycle.)
Rainbow Rowell
#70. As slavery died for the greater good of America, and the movement for equality sputtered to life, the white woman was on the cover of every American magazine. She was the dazzling jewel on every movie screen, the glory of every commercial and television show.
Jill Scott
#71. My mother was the greatest example to me of anyone I've ever known. She didn't have an easy life. I adored her. She worked hard all her life, and she was the one who set my values. She was quite an amazing woman, although she wasn't tough at all.
Lauren Bacall
#72. My position was simple, really. I didn't care about her past. It changed nothing in my feelings for her. She was the one-the one person I needed to be with. Now it was just a matter of convincing her of this fact. And I will ... because I love her.
Raine Miller
#73. In my daughters I see her every day, her joy, her capacity for wonder. I won't try to describe how deeply I mourn her passing still. I know that she was the kindest, most generous spirit I have ever known, and that what is best in me I owe to her.
Barack Obama
#74. whatever may have been the crimes of England, she was the unconscious tool of history in bringing about that revolution.
Anonymous
#75. She was the storm, she was the lightning, she was the adult world with all its power and all its secrets and all its foolish casual cruelty.
Neil Gaiman
#76. She was the youngest of four girls who could not agree on anything but retained an identical conviction of always being right, and feeling each had nothing to learn from the others but lots to teach
Elif Shafak
#77. My first wife tried to get back with me a year later, but there was no way. I used to think she was the be-all and end-all, but I got my stinky little pride back.
Peter Scolari
#78. She was the sort of person for whom fear was the natural response to that beyond explanation.
Kate Morton
#80. The guilt and the horror and the memory of that awful smell might stay with her forever, but she was the queen.
Marissa Meyer
#81. She was the biggest fucking whore I knew. And I knew a lot of whores.
S.C. Stephens
#82. She was the kind of woman you might overlook in a dark, crowded bar, but the first one you'd notice when the lights came up. In other words, she was exactly my type.
Tracey Garvis-Graves
#83. She was the promise of youth, of being fearless ... of being alive. She was everything I couldn't have and shouldn't want, but the more she taunted me, the more my resolve crumbled.
Ella Frank
#84. When Mary Lennox was sent to Misselthwaite Manor to live with her uncle everybody said she was the most disagreeable-looking child ever seen. It was true too ... she was as tyrannical and selfish a little pig as ever lived.
Frances Hodgson Burnett
#85. She was the archetypal selfless mother: living only for her children, sheltering them from the consequences of their actions - and in the end doing them irreparable harm.
Marcia Muller
#86. She didn't read books so she didn't know that she was the world and the heavens boiled down to a drop.
Zora Neale Hurston
#87. Hadie was my everything. She was the only thing I had to look forward to when the one thing I'd looked forward to for so long was death.
Komal Kant
#88. In a word, in adversity she was the best of comforters, in good fortune the most troublesome of friends ...
William Makepeace Thackeray
#89. She stretched up on her tiptoes, tilted her head, trying to get even closer. Seth slid a hand around her waist and kissed her like she was the air, and he was suffocating. And she forgot about everything: there were no faeries, no Sight, nothing €"just them.
Melissa Marr
#90. Deep down, my mom had long suspected I was gay ... Much of her anger and hurt came from her sense of betrayal that she was the last to be told.
Chaz Bono
#91. And I never wanted Tegan to not get what I was gonna get. It's something that goes very, very much back to a very deep childhood place. She was the most important person to me, and probably at some point developmentally, I couldn't even detach she was something separate from me.
Sara Quin
#92. she was the kind of woman who couldn't live without meaning, powerful and real meaning, in her life.
Sierra Simone
#93. Deborah is a great exception to the rule, in a matter of speaking because God chose her to lead Israel. She was the only female judge of Israel which speaks volumes to the fact that God will use anyone who is willing to allow him to lead.
M.S. Kimball
#94. She was in me, in my blood, invading every cell in my body. She was the one I wanted. She was the one I saw, felt, desired. This was wrong. He was wrong. It was all so wrong.
Julie Anne Peters
#95. She was the eldest now and had inherited the vague, relentless, unsolicited responsibility such familial rank demanded.
Kate Morton
#96. This is what I'm supposed to be doing this summer. This is how I'm supposed to be passing my days. Figuring out the secret to how she was the most joyful person when she was dying. Because I'm living, and I sure as hell don't have a clue how to feel anything but empty.
Daisy Whitney
#97. She experienced a moment of incandescent wonder, a sense of being connected, not just to these people, but to everyone and everything alive: every beating heart, every fluttering wing, every green shoot thrusting itself up out of the earth, seeking, as she was, the sun.
Hillary Jordan
#98. It was like he'd just discovered fire, and she was the main ingredient.
Debra Anastasia
#99. She was the right girl at the right time. She had only a small repertory of Child ballads, never trained her pure soprano and annoyed some purists because she was indifferent to the origins of her material and sang everything 'sad'.
Joan Didion
#100. I would vote for a Muslim if he or she was the best candidate able to lead the country and defend our political values.
John McCain
